Useful. UKMET moved their track forecast southward this morning, making
landfall south of Miami and then northward along the Florida Peninsula. You
may recall that UKMET got the track for Sandy correct whereas everyone else had
it going out to sea. They also had the track for Irma fairly close earlier
than either GFS or NHC.
The difference seems to be that the UKMET model puts more emphasis on the
influence of high pressure systems than do the others. They are departing from
everyone else quite a bit this time around, and I think it will be another 4-5
days before there's a better consensus.
>
>That's only one model - the others don't seem to agree on that.
>
>https://www.cyclocane.com/jose-storm-tracker/
>
Chris
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